Welcome to Wednesday Morning. We went over this portion of the The Lord's Prayer a little too fast so we will slow down a bit to expand more about forgiving and moving on with our lives. We all have situations in our lives that have devastated us or we may have been hurt by someone or something. This is part of life, we all have our own experiences, but we know when we turn to Our creator, Our Heavenly Father and the Word of God, these things are soon brought into perspective and we allow ourselves to live again safe in the arms of Jesus... forgiveness works ONLY if we allow ourselves to be forgiven. If you feel that you are too dirty to give your life to God... then you are a prime candidate to be thoroughly WASHED in the Blood of the LAMB. His Blood washes away all sins, ALL SINS! It will feel so good, trust in Him today.

Welcome to Monday and our Daily Bread Part 2. We continue with our series ending on Friday. More great insights from the Bishop to come. Tell everyone about this blog and thank you for your continued support and comments.

Dr Wilson continues with The Lords Prayer Series with the next segment of "Thy Kingdom Come". It is about US being part of HIS Kingdom. When you come to Jesus, you come to His mission and finding your role in His universal kingdom. Start by doing what you do well and giving glory to GOD. Tell everyone you know about GOD. Thy Kingdom come... Thy will be done... not mine!

How big is GOD? How big are your problems? Have you compared the two? If your problems are bigger than the Lord, you may not have magnified JESUS in your circumstance. Start out each day exalting, blessing, and magnifying the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and Ending, the Lord of Lords, and the King of Kings, the Author and the Finisher of OUR faith... something happens as you watch your mountains turn into molehills. Let's lift Him up today!

Welcome back to Monday Morning Devotion with Dr. Wilson. We continue with The Lord's Prayer and the subject: Our Father. We must participate with our surroundings and have the understanding of not being remote unto ourselves.

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Nathaniel J. Wilson, Ed.D. Dr. Wilson is the founding pastor of The Rock Church in Sacramento, Ca. He is also founder of Apostolic School of Theology, formerly College at The Rock, author of several books, and full-time faculty member of Hope International University (Fullerton,CA). He serves on the Executive Counsel of the World Wide Pentecostal Fellowship and was speaker and director of Harvestime International Radio Ministry for the UPCI (1979-1981). He has earned a Doctorate of Education from Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Master of Arts in Religion from Vanguard University, Bachelor of Arts in Bible, and Theology from Christian Life College.

The election of Barack Obama is a historic crossroads for the United States. For some there are starry predictions of radical positive change. For others, predictions of dire consequences soon to come. The truth is probably somewhere in between. For the Apostolic, the main thing is to remember that God puts up and takes down, and that, ultimately, all remains in His hands. Politics is a strange thing, and of such complexity that extreme caution is in order in hastily drawing conclusions
Regarding elections, personalities, agendas, and such like. The magnitude of conflicting forces constantly at work create a foment that even the victorious politician can often not control. From things that look good can come unexpected negatives. Likewise from things which appear foreboding can come results which are positive.
For example, it is now a matter of record that the candidacy of Mr. Obama resulted in an extremely large turnout of black voters. This played a role in his election. If you were opposed to the election of Mr. Obama, you may view this negatively. However, it was this same black vote (70%) along with the Hispanic vote (53%) which assisted Proposition 8 (Marriage is between a man and a woman) to pass in California. One might ask, what is more important, the election of the President, or preserving the foundation of American society? Further, while the Republican Party touts “Family Values”, John McCain admitted to unfaithfulness ending in divorce and remarriage, while Mr. Obama is the one with the nuclear family.
Did I vote for Mr. Obama? No.
Do I espouse most of his policy positions? No.
Would I vote for a black man? Yes.
Would I vote for a liberal? No.
However, with all of that said, who knows what God may do. He is full of surprises. Politicians are still just men, (and women) and God is able to touch them in ways that even they would never have expected. In the meantime:
“The Lord is the portion of mine inheritance, and of my cup. Thou are mine lot.
The lines have fallen unto me in pleasant place. I have a goodly heritage.
ps Did I hear Obama is going to an Apostolic church in Chicago?
Article by Dr. Nathaniel Wilson